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| She was raised on old-school party politics under the tutelage of her father, Baltimore mayor and Democratic boss Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. In North Bay, the specter of party politics arose with Stan Lawlor taking on Vic Fedeli Vic trounced him. Despite a general and continuing condemnation of "factionalism" on all sides, the republican period was characterized by the virulent party politics at all levels that led eventually to episodes of civil war and Mexico's near failure as a state. |
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